Physical mechanisms of mechanochemical coupling in biological molecular motors, using F1 ATPase as the principal model system. Applications of biochemistry, structure determination, single molecule tracking and manipulation, protein engineering, and computational techniques to the study of molecular motors.
3 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit
Physical mechanisms of mechanochemical coupling in biological molecular motors, using F1 ATPase as the principal model system. Applications of biochemistry, structure determination, single molecule tracking and manipulation, protein engineering, and computational techniques to the study of molecular motors.
Offered in Winter 2026 at Stanford University.